Skyscraper 100

[jamamiss]

But aren't we looking for quotes with the word:

sweet--since that is how a rose smells

Although, I've looked at those--there are about a million--but nothing jumps out at me. The ones I did try didn't work.

[Nickynack]

maybe......but i dunno......at least with how a rose smells we know more or less what we are looking for, with sweet, we cuold be looking for pretty much any word in the shakespearean dictionary!
and thats just depressing....

[jamamiss]

I know, but maybe we only have to look in one play--

The clue " never was there a tale of more woe" comes directly from Romeo and Juliet

But that idea has not helped so far!! So, besides Ation, who knows???

[Nickynack]

ah well i am out for the day! taking the kids out so i will check back later

[jamamiss]

Me, too. Maybe an answer when we return. One can hope!!!

[Nickynack]

still nothing

[lissy]

Someone in nordinho has got it now and they left this clue.

part of the most famous quote from a Shakespeare play

However, as a clue I think it's pretty redundant as we had figured that out already.

[hurleyup]

yea...still vague for me...gonna check more though.

[floops]

woo hoo on 49 yay

[lissy]

Yea, got 48.

You are all on the right track with the play and the quote, you just need part of the quote to answer the riddle.

Now get to 50 where I;m stuck,

[floops]

also stuck on 50 lol

[jsmocha]

for all of those on 48...the answer we first thought is now correct.

[mandybrook]

yeah but which answer i tried so many these past days i thought was correct..pm please

[lissy]

Pm on way mandybrook

[mandybrook]

thanks..what about 49? is it a piece of work or a name